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Free registration at the forum removes this block.I tried something like this. I contacted editorial staff and asked them if I can discuss publishing a bunch articles on specific topics... and I didn't get any response either
for realOP is still living in 2005.
If you are doing it for SEO purposes, then I assume you have a website that you are trying to rank for business advice, so why not put them on there if they are good articles.
What is your goal with these submissions? Are you looking for a guest post where you get a link back to your website?
Unless you have an established relationship or have really good content (and I'm taking super good), then they will just ignore you or ask you to pay an "editorial fee".
Editorial fees are fine as you as basically paying for a link, and makes up the majority of the link building for my clients. However these fees are always open for negotiation and always check the website's metrics to make sure you are getting a good price.
Why don't you just publish them on your own site, or on facebook? I don't understand why you would write articles and then hope to get them published on some random websites.
If you are doing it for SEO purposes, then I assume you have a website that you are trying to rank for business advice, so why not put them on there if they are good articles.
Yes.
For starters you are relying on a list that is 3 years old, and a tactic that is even older hoping to get rankings.
Any site that automates its submission and takes "everyone" probably isn't a site you want to get a link from these days. (And they probably have so much spam in their inbox they wonn't get back to you for many months. I know, I used to run a couple sites like this).
Let's assume some of the sites you submitted to are legit. Did you do your homework first? Read their existing content on your subject. Is what you offer different and/or better?
Here's a different approach. Find an editorial contact. Shoot them an email asking for their editorial calendar for next year. Then plan on pitching them articles that fit in with that calendar.
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